JIM Barstool pink houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple formats of three-dimensional modeling software. Native file type is .skp, while a 3ds Max 2016 scene uses that specific version of the program and rendering takes place using Vray 3.00, part of the CATALOGUE 2015, Ref. 146328. Dimensions in centimeters are as follows: H - 69 cm x W - 40 cm x PR - 40 cm. Weight: 18 kg. Bright and full of energy, a vibrant fluorescent pink bar stool will draw immediate attention to your living room! Serve it up as extra seating or team this metal stool with your kitchen or dining table for added appeal. A key feature is its trendy design, effortlessly pairing well with either modern or vintage decor schemes. Take our advice: start collecting them in different colors! Reference number: 146328; price €69.99. You can find the texture maps contained within the .skp file by following these easy steps, as explained below: Sketchup (Free) - First export an image as your chosen two-dimensional format under File > Export > 2D Graphic > select a drop-down option. An alternate way to achieve this: - Navigate to File -> Export -> 3D Model and choose to save the file as a COLLADA file (* .dae) format. Selecting 'Export Texture Maps' in the options panel is crucial, so make sure you've done that. Open up the folder with the same name as your exported model at its new location. You will find a subdirectory within containing all of your textures. C4D (A trial version will suffice) - By importing .skp into C4D, it generates automatically a folder with embedded textures adjacent to the file. 3ds Max - Importing the .skp model stores its texture files in ..\3dsMax\sceneassetsimages. You can easily access your texture files here. You also have the option of exporting an FBX file that has media embedded by choosing that option during export. This generates a folder full of textures, located alongside your newly-exported .fbx model. Rhino 3D (A trial version is okay) - First import your .skp model to Rhino 3D and access its Material Editor via Panels > Material Editor. Next, pick out any material with an active texture map applied. By selecting that name in the Textures area, then clicking on the small dot icon located to its right, you are shown where all of these embedded textures can be accessed - it is typically located within ..AppData\Local\Temp\embedded_files. Free yourself up by easily copying and pasting those same texture files into whatever folder feels convenient for your current task.